03/07/2014 BBC Newsline

The First Minister Peter Robinson says the Stormont institutions have

been put under threat by today's ruling by the Parades Commission.

It barred the Orange Order from returning along part of the Crumlin

The decision led to unionists walking out of talks on flags,

parades and the past which only began yesterday and

Stormont this morning, and Day two of the talks aimed at resolving

differences over parades, flags in the past. Inside the committee room,

the different delegations met to discuss the issues. Former IRA

leaders and a senior official in the Orange Order amongst them. Within 20

minutes of these pictures, the two main Unionist parties worked out

after learning that the Parades Commission had ruled that the rift

on Orange parade could not go past the Ardoyne shops. The Alliance

leader and Justice Minister was very far from being impressed. I am

horrified and disgusted by the behaviour of the DUP and Ulster

Unionists. They talked about the importance of these talks to resolve

outstanding issues which played community. Now win today, unrelated

to the business in the talks, they have out. In doing so, they have

left us with further problems and are raising tensions on the streets.

It will be a fraught couple of weeks. If everybody within society

who once the peace process to succeed comes together and makes it

absolutely clear that violence can have no part whatsoever in how we go

forward over the next couple of weeks, that would be a good start.

It is about people showing leadership. The two main Unionist

parties at Stormont say they want to see a peaceful and lawful reaction

to the Parades Commission ruling. But the First Minister had this to

say about the future of devolution. Institutions have been put under

threat by the behaviour of the Parades Commission and those who

threaten the Parades Commission. It is up to us to seek a peaceful

response and we trust that along the line people will recognise the

importance of having respect and tolerance for the cultural

expression of our tradition. And that violence will no longer be

allowed to be the determining factor when decisions are taken. Unionist

parties said there will be a graduated response to the ruling.

After the walk-out today, tomorrow's meeting in Dublin has now

been spawned. -- postponed. Orangemen and their supporters are

furious at today's ruling It has also raised tensions in the

interface area around Ardoyne shops. The lodges are allowed down the

Crumlin Road past Ardoyne shops and a 12 morning. But once again, they

are not allowed to parade back up the stretch of road in the evening.

Last year, protests led to loyalist violence. However, in previous

years, when the parade to did get up the Crumlin Road, there was violent

protests from Republicans. Today's decision by the commission has

angered Orangemen and supporters. There are longer term implications

here. What has happened as tarnished the democratic system. I think it

will affect how the institution and loyal orders interact with the

democratic system. The commission said there had been significant to

assess from the Orange Order on its approach to this parade. However, it

also said that some within the order had called for a protest over last

year's determination which resulted in violence and that undermined

progress. I am totally dismayed. I cannot see how a democratic Parades

Commission can take the threat of republican extremists over

democracy. It shows violence wins over democracy. It is an absolute

disgrace. The whole Protestant communities disgusted. Whether we go

from here? They have got it right. There is no reason why the Orange

Order should be marching through this community. We would ask

political leaders to take that on board and give the alternative route

the resources it needs to be viable. People, communities and groups will

have decisions and choices to make. I need to be clear. We will uphold

the role of law. We will uphold the Parades Commission determination.

When you boil it down, the Parades Commission took the view that the

potential for public disorder outweighed the significance of the

12 parade being a road back-up the Crumlin Road. Today's ruling will

increase tensions in an already volatile interface area.

Earlier, the north Belfast MP Nigel Dodds joined me in the studio.

I asked him exactly what his party meant by a graduated response to

Well, what we will do is come together as a unionist community.

The Unionist family with a loyal orders, to prevent violence. We do

not want violence on the streets and get everyone to remain calm. To

follow through a plan of action which will involve Unionist leaders,

Unionist political parties of political suasion -- all political

persuasions. We have made it clear that... As a first step, we will not

engage with people about parades, flags in the past who are not

sincere, who are hypocritical and hiding behind the threat of

violence. Is this political leadership to walk out of talks and

increase on Saturday and tension? -- uncertainty and tension? The tension

has been caused by the Parades Commission.

49 police officers were injured in three days

The Secretary of State Theresa Villiers said that

The scenes from last year were utterly unacceptable. They were

shocking. They saw many police officers injured and that is one of

the major reasons why it is essential that the law is updated.

That everyone in positions of leadership calls for a moderate and

temperate reaction to this determination.

And the new Chief Constable George Hamilton will be live on The View

after this news bulletin, giving his response to the day's developments.

The promoter of next month's Garth Brooks concerts in Dublin says

he's disappointed that the licences for two of the five

shows at Croke Park have been rejected by the city's council.

160,000 people bought tickets for the two concerts

in question and many have already booked hotels and transport.

Dublin City Council said the level of disruption to residents

The concerts were organised by Aiken Promotions.

It is devastating. How can go three shows... ? It was two consoles and

then crawled into this massive event, five shows, that the whole

world was talking about. -- it was to shows. He started getting

excited. What started as a simple show became this monster.

Football now and in tonight's Europa League first round, four

Linfield won their away match against

At Seaview, Crusaders won 3-1 against FK Ekranas of Lithuania.

Derry City beat Aberyswyth Town 4-0 at the Brandywell.

And in the last game to finish tonight, Hafnarfjordur from Iceland

Looking ahead to tomorrow and the weekend weather with Angie.

We have a spell of wetter weather heading our way but at least in the

first part of the night it is mainly dry. That changed at to take place

in the second half of the night. The diesel pick-up from the south and

clip will thicken to bring spells of rain, particularly in the north and

west. -- the breeze picks up. Into tomorrow, things will eventually

improve for most of us. It is not getting off to a great start. That

rain and brisk winds extending across all parts through the

morning, it and even in the rush hour, we can see persistent spells

of rain in places. It will be pretty unpleasant out and about on the

of rain in places. It will be pretty unpleasant out and about roads in

the morning and visibility might be a bit of an issue as well a surface

water and spray. That band of wet and windy weather extends from the

Republic of Ireland into the north and west of Scotland. Little energy

stores into the IBC to affect parts of north-west England, North West

Wales and parts of England. The best sunshine is in the south-east. The

very one day and temperatures could be heading up to 27 Celsius. -- warm

day. Try when starts to move into the West of Ireland and we will see

drier weather moving to the north of Ireland as well. It could be the

afternoon before we see the rain bleeding from the East. The evening

might be a bit brighter. Low pressure remains in charge to the

north of us as we head into the weekend. Although there will be

priced spells around, they will also be showers. They could be heavy and

thundery. News Online and Radio Ulster can

keep you up to date until then. When Barbara and I

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